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by pictur 3y ago
HN is a site with a group of geeks who, as its user base, mostly think the same way. That's why this tactic works.
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by pictur 3y ago
pretty silly comments. historically, people have always made such stupid comments on things they didn't understand, and I think they will continue to do so.
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by pictur 3y ago
I am not for or against anything. I don't live in a fantasy world like in the article. I want to talk about real world problems, not dreams.
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by pictur 3y ago
If your project consists of a todo list, these tools will do the trick. but they are useless for projects with larger and more complex needs. and yes, there may be cases where it doesn't work in frameworks like nextjs and you need to a
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by pictur 3y ago
deno seems to follow a very similar line to php. you can do a lot with php without dependencies. but if you are not careful, there is a possibility that you will create garbage. i'm sure this will take deno further, similar to php.
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by pictur 3y ago
I don't want to live or work with such obsessive people. You can work 150 hours a week if you want, I don't think anyone cares. Just keep yourself away from people.
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by pictur 4y ago
Is this one of those silly jokes the rich make among themselves?
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by pictur 4y ago
Working with the logic that the author talks about can cause terrible situations for large companies. If you create a culture based on trying new things in companies that are in constant business development, you must create a culture that
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by pictur 4y ago
In the past, it was not easy to influence google results with seo bullshit. But now it seems like it gets easier as you see spam sites in every search result. I don't really care if poor quality sites even show up in results. But the i
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by pictur 4y ago
It's a really scary codebase. Do you really need that much code for the world's crappiest recommendation algorithm? I think you can do more crap with less code. we trust you elon.
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by pictur 4y ago
I don't think it's right to blame npm for this issue. The service they offer is very clear. The responsibility of the downloaded packages is the user.
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by pictur 4y ago
I will never tire of writing this. Please stop using these idiots. Stop helping a bunch of idiots get together and make money. As long as you cause them to make money, you cause more people to use it and more people to experience this disgr
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by pictur 4y ago
I think experimentation is one of them. being able to easily break backwards APIs to try new things in each version may not be nice for large scale projects. It's nice to try new things, but it can be a maintenance effort in terms of s
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by pictur 4y ago
Too experimental. It is a subject whose outcome will probably be very uncertain.
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by pictur 4y ago
Probably few people use it, but it is probably very useful for those who use it. I like angular's philosophy of trying to solve every issue in itself.
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by pictur 4y ago
Although I don't like some features of nextjs, it works for me. (things like server side prop management)
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by pictur 4y ago
Marketing is truly an art. Although there are thousands of projects on this subject, the man can share wonderfully as if he has discovered something new. I appreciate.
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by pictur 4y ago
I don't want to believe they are that stupid. Why would a platform heavily used by developers make such an idiot? This is so funny right now. The most absurd security measure I've ever seen
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by pictur 4y ago
Deno seems to have decided to try to solve problems by facing the past. This is really good.
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by pictur 4y ago
is mastodon content indexed somewhere? i.e. is it possible to do a general search and find shared stuff? i've never used it, just asking because I'm curious.
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by pictur 4y ago
PHP language and ecosystem as clear as possible. no piss races. there are no marketing developers. or they probably exist but i don't see them.
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by pictur 4y ago
There are very few people who work like this and are non-toxic.
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by pictur 4y ago
The important thing is not to talk to someone, but to talk about things that you can take action that will work. If you are talking about the right things, it will be useful to you. but it doesn't work and if you're talking about
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by pictur 4y ago
looks like a producthunt product. i don't understand what problem the product is trying to solve.
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by pictur 4y ago
Companies should share these updates in a short and concise way rather than posting such and nonsense articles. Sharing like this sounds really absurd. I tried to read it, but when I saw that he was talking about speeding up build systems a
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by pictur 4y ago
I don't think it's worth it in terms of time. Maintaining the established system or adding a new feature is always costly in time. I think it's just fun as a hobby.
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by pictur 4y ago
I wish problems in business life were always such naive things.
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by pictur 4y ago
The internet used to be good because there were few people. it's bad right now because too many people are on the internet. I don't think changing internet ads will fix the internet.
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by pictur 4y ago
I do not mean whether the employee is valued or not. the things you write are the results that can be drawn from an emotional point of view. I don't think what you wrote is beneficial for the company.
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by pictur 4y ago
I don't think companies take this shallow view of recruitment. yes, they will choose the one that is beneficial for them, but the example you gave is not a situation that can provide any benefit in the long run. in other words, compani

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